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Russian jet drone kills 14 on railway platform in Dnipro beside Zaporizhzhia-bound train

A Russian jet-powered drone killed 14 people on a railway platform in Dnipro next to a train bound for Zaporizhzhia. Ukraine's Navy also says Neptune missiles destroyed two Su-34 bombers.

Euromaidan Press · 30 Oct, 02:11

Slaidiņš: Faster Russian Jet Drones Pose a Growing Threat to Ukraine

Major Jānis Slaidiņš of the Latvian National Armed Forces says the rising speed of Russian jet-powered drones is the main threat to Ukraine. Their mass use could make air defence considerably harder.

Latvijas Avīze · 30 Oct, 02:11

Russia Shuts All Moscow Airports Amid Drone Attack

On the evening and night of 30 October, Russia's aviation authority imposed restrictions at all Moscow airports amid reports of a drone attack. The airport in Yaroslavl was also closed.

Ukrainska Pravda · 30 Oct, 02:10

Israeli Election Results Show How the Electorate's Support Has Shifted

A New York Times analysis of Israeli election data finds that some voter groups stayed with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's party while its support fell among others. Turnout was also a notable factor.

The New York Times · 30 Oct, 02:09

Ukrainian missiles destroy two Russian Su-34 jets at airfield deep inside Russia

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said missile strikes deep inside Russia destroyed two Su-34 aircraft on the ground and damaged an Iskander missile launcher. Ukraine's navy said the attack targeted an airfield in the Volgograd region.

Jauns.lv · 30 Oct, 01:11

Commentary Urges Europe to Seize the Chance to Become a Global Power

A commentary on Russia's war in Ukraine notes that on 24 February 2027 it will be five years since the full-scale invasion began. Its headline calls on Europe to use the opportunity to become a global power.

TVNET · 30 Oct, 01:11

Russian attacks leave over 350,000 subscribers without power in Dnipro and surrounding areas

After repeated Russian attacks on the Ukrainian city of Dnipro and nearby settlements, more than 350,000 electricity subscribers have lost power. Energy workers are restoring supply, while water pumping stations are being switched to backup generators.

Ukrainska Pravda · 30 Oct, 01:11

Russian attacks leave more than 350,000 customers without power in and around Dnipro

Following Russian attacks on the Ukrainian city of Dnipro, more than 350,000 customers in the city and nearby settlements have lost electricity. Water supply and sewage pumping stations are being switched to backup generator power.

Pravda — ziņas · 30 Oct, 01:11

Trump administration tries to get leaked ICE personnel data taken down

Donald Trump's administration is seeking to have leaked personnel data of the US immigration agency ICE removed from the internet. Icelandic web company FlokiNET has defended the publication as serving a "legitimate" public interest.

Al Jazeera · 30 Oct, 01:10

Ukraine develops an armored evacuation module for the Murakha ground drone

Ukraine is developing an evacuation module for the Murakha unmanned ground vehicle: an enclosed armored capsule in place of an open platform. The capsule has a camera with day and night channels and two-way audio.

Euromaidan Press · 30 Oct, 01:10

Opposition leader Machado returns to Venezuela, presenting a new challenge to President Rodríguez

The return of Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado poses a fresh challenge for President Delcy Rodríguez, who is backed by U.S. President Donald Trump. It also reopens questions about the prospect of new elections.

NPR World · 30 Oct, 01:09

US Homeland Security Tries to Get Leaked Staff Data Removed From Icelandic Hosting Firm

The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) asked Icelandic hosting company FlokiNET to take down or restrict access to data on more than 40,000 of its personnel. The company refused, saying the data contains work contact details, not personal ones.

The Guardian World · 30 Oct, 00:11

Russia's independent Novaya Gazeta being evicted from its Moscow newsroom

Russia's independent newspaper Novaya Gazeta must leave its office in central Moscow by November 9, after 29 years there. The paper has not yet found a new space.

Meduza · 30 Oct, 00:10

Israel renews ban on Al-Aqsa imam as Waqf warns of shrinking authority

Israel has renewed a ban on the imam of Al-Aqsa Mosque. Islamic Waqf officials warn that their authority at the Muslim holy site is shrinking.

Al Jazeera · 30 Oct, 00:10

Classrooms in Sumy Oblast move underground as Russian shelling damages 165 schools

Russian attacks have damaged 165 schools in Ukraine's Sumy Oblast since the full-scale invasion began. Thirteen underground schools are already operating, nine are under construction and 14 more are being designed.

Euromaidan Press · 30 Oct, 00:10

Young athlete and former minister among victims of Spain train crash

A collision between two trains near Urda in central Spain has killed 69 people. Victims include 24-year-old long jumper Julieta Gallego and former employment minister Fátima Báñez.

BBC World · 30 Oct, 00:09

EU peacekeeping helicopter crashes in Bosnia and Herzegovina, four dead

A CH-47 Chinook helicopter of the European Union's EUFOR peacekeeping force crashed during a training flight in northern Bosnia and Herzegovina. Four people were killed and 11 injured.

Jauns.lv · 29 Oct, 23:11

US Intelligence Releases Image of China's Secretive Spaceplane in Orbit

The US Defense Intelligence Agency has publicly released a full-resolution photo of China's reusable spaceplane, which closely resembles the US X-37B. A commercial satellite captured the image in orbit in 2024.

Wired · 29 Oct, 23:10

Spanish football clubs hold minute's silence for train collision victims

Spanish football clubs, including Real Madrid and FC Barcelona, observed a minute's silence for the victims of Wednesday's train collision in Spain.

Al Jazeera · 29 Oct, 23:10

Zaporizhzhia Sees Record Number of Russian FPV Drone Attacks, Public Transport Hit Three Times in One Day

Russian forces have carried out a record number of FPV drone attacks on Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine; these are drones piloted in real time via video feed. The attacks injured 14 people, including a 14-year-old boy.

Euromaidan Press · 29 Oct, 23:10

Investigation: Paid Russian Consulate Appointment Service Linked to Abramovich's Circle

Konsul Prime, a company that charges Russians abroad for help booking Russian consulate appointments, has ties to associates of billionaire Roman Abramovich, Verstka reported. It operates as an official partner of Russia's Foreign Ministry.

Meduza · 29 Oct, 23:10

Australian Court to Rule on Erin Patterson's Appeal in Mushroom Murders Case

A court in Australia is set to rule on Erin Patterson's appeal. She was sentenced to life in prison for killing three people after a 2023 lunch.

The New York Times · 29 Oct, 23:09

Russia attacks Kyiv with ballistic missiles, fire breaks out in warehouse buildings

Russian forces attacked the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, with ballistic missiles on 29 October. The strike started a fire in warehouse buildings.

Ukrainska Pravda · 29 Oct, 23:09

Vance letter may be last chance to avert fresh US-Iran conflict

US Vice President JD Vance has sent a personal letter to the secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council offering to restart diplomacy. Iran is due to reply soon but is reluctant to make upfront, irreversible nuclear commitments.

The Guardian World · 29 Oct, 22:13

Kyiv Removes Protective Structures From Monuments After Mold and Corrosion Found

Municipal crews in Kyiv, Ukraine's capital, are dismantling temporary protective structures around monumental artworks so the monuments can be fully inspected. City authorities say prolonged enclosure can damage the materials.

Ukrainska Pravda · 29 Oct, 22:12

Far-right AUR keeps lead in Romanian opinion poll with 34% support

Romania's far-right Alliance for the Union of Romanians (AUR) remains the most popular party at 34%, even after a pro-European government was confirmed. The figures come from a CURS poll conducted on 22–27 October.

Pravda — ziņas · 29 Oct, 22:12

Scientists Investigate What Killed More Than 500 Penguins in Antarctica

Researchers looked into a mass die-off of penguins on Antarctica's Danger Islands, with avian flu as the prime suspect. What they found surprised them, but the short source text does not name the cause.

NPR World · 29 Oct, 22:10

Ukraine's Navy says Neptune strike destroyed two Russian Su-34 bombers

Ukraine's Navy says a Neptune strike destroyed two Russian Su-34 bombers. The aircraft are used to launch guided aerial bombs at Ukrainian positions and settlements near the front line.

Euromaidan Press · 29 Oct, 22:10

Oleshky humanitarian mission advances: routes demined, convoy ready

Ukrainian, Russian and US delegations are coordinating a humanitarian operation in occupied Oleshky after mine clearance along designated routes. The mission aims to bring aid to civilians and enable their safe departure.

Euromaidan Press · 29 Oct, 21:12

Kyiv: Zelensky Ready to Discuss Territory with Putin in Person

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha says President Volodymyr Zelensky is prepared to discuss territory at a face-to-face meeting with Russian leader Vladimir Putin. The message was relayed to Putin by the leaders of Finland and Norway in an October 27 phone call.

Meduza · 29 Oct, 21:12

More prisoners recalled to jail than released in England and Wales

In April–June this year, 12,338 people were recalled to prison in England and Wales while 12,278 were released, Ministry of Justice figures show. The high recall rate is deepening the prison overcrowding crisis.

The Guardian World · 29 Oct, 21:11

Death toll from Spain train collision rises to 74

The number of people killed in a collision of two trains in Spain's Toledo province has reached 74. Early indications point to human error in responding to a signalling system failure.

Pravda — ziņas · 29 Oct, 21:10

Putin: Russia does not want war with Europe but is ready for it

Russian President Vladimir Putin has said Moscow does not want a military conflict with European countries but is prepared for war. He also warned that Russia would respond to provocations in the Baltic Sea region.

Latvijas Avīze · 29 Oct, 21:10

Seven tankers carrying 288,000 tonnes of Russian diesel head for the US

Seven tankers carrying an estimated 288,000 tonnes of Russian diesel are sailing towards the US under a deal between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin. It is unclear whether they will be allowed to unload, as the legality of the shipments is disputed.

Guardian Ukraina · 29 Oct, 21:09